Ithaca College's Class of 2013 —the largest class in the college's history — graduates at the Commencement ceremony in Butterfield Stadium on Sunday. Actor David Boreanaz ’91 was the Commencement speaker. ... Continue Reading
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Public Safety investigates West Tower burglary
The Ithaca College Office of Public Safety is investigating a report of a burglary Thursday in West Tower.... Continue Reading
Student judicially referred for anti-Semitic graffiti
Ithaca College’s Office of Public Safety has judicially referred one student for aggravated harassment in the recent incident of anti-Semitic graffiti in a residence hall, according to college officials. ... Continue Reading
Sci-Fi challenge honors life of departed IC student
Ithaca College celebrates the life of junior Victoria "Tori" Howell with the Tori Cup, a science-fiction challenge held on campus. Howell died in a car accident in Dryden last year.... Continue Reading
Public Safety opens dialogue with students
The Office of Public Safety held a forum with students to discuss issues related to public safety on campus.... Continue Reading
Anti-Semitic graffiti hits East Tower
Anti-Semitic graffiti written in red paint defaced the door of two Jewish students' dorm room in East Tower April 21.... Continue Reading
City considers waiting period for lease renewal
The Ithaca Common Council is considering a 60-day waiting period before landlords could look for new tenants or renew leases with current tenants. The 60-day period can be waived if both the landlord and tenant agree in writing to bypass the waiting period.... Continue Reading
Students question wheelchair accessibility
Ithaca College senior Mika Millirien discusses accessibility on campus and a class project that required her to spend 48 hours in a wheelchair.... Continue Reading
College braces for summer construction
Ithaca College prepares for construction work across the campus, that is scheduled to take place over the summer.... Continue Reading
Guest Commentary: Liberian not Western voices must explain the country’s problems
Ithaca College hosted Katie Meyler, the founder of More Than Me, on April 22 for a talk that drew a rather enthusiastic audience, which filled up most of Emerson Suites. Following Meyler’s talk, many students in the audience approached me, an open critic of the organization, about how negatively Liberia was portrayed. They felt that... Continue Reading